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1 MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION 2019 www.hahndorfsc.com www.facebook.com/hahndorfsc HAHNDORF SOCCER CLUB
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MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION
2019
www.hahndorfsc.com
www.facebook.com/hahndorfsc
HAHNDORF SOCCER CLUB
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Table of Contents
Club philosophy ........................................................... 3
Committee ................................................................... 4
Volunteers.................................................................... 6
Coaches ........................................................................ 7
Child Safe Environment ............................................... 7
Senior Teams ............................................................... 8
Junior Teams ................................................................ 9
Membership Fees ...................................................... 10
Codes of Conduct ....................................................... 12
Training ...................................................................... 15
Uniform and Equipment ............................................ 16
Merchandise .............................................................. 17
Communication and reference points ....................... 18
Sponsors..................................................................... 19
Our Club Sponsors…………………………………………………..20
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Club philosophy At Hahndorf Soccer Club we place great emphasis on community involvement and nurturing of junior players to become loyal and long-term club members. Whilst we recognise that soccer is a competitive sport, we believe positive outcomes can be reached in many ways. We define this positive outcome as players who enjoy participating in a team sport, gaining the benefit of exercise, developing their skills by playing and having fun, plus being part of our community.
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Committee
Name
Contact Details
Chairman Graham Phillips
0411 487 965 [email protected]
Secretary/Registrar Anita Kerr
0419 804 514 [email protected]
Treasurer Paula Liddle
0433 941 610 [email protected]
Coaching Director Claudia Kerr
0456 528 975 [email protected]
Junior Coordinator Narelle Hardingham
0411 144 544 [email protected]
Canteen Manager
Grounds & Facilities Rob Kilpatrick
0423 551 914 [email protected]
Sponsorship Steve Shotton
0407 713 239 [email protected]
Events & Fundraising
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Merchandise Melissa Stapleton
0401 941 506 [email protected]
Property/Equipment Jeremy Hack
0430 517 029 [email protected]
Marketing, Media & Communications
Girls Representative Michelle Bessen
0429 492 929 [email protected]
AHJSA Delegate & Grants Mark de Lange
0434 278 000 [email protected]
Child Safe Officer Petra Dunaiski
0401 229 174 [email protected]
If you would like to assist with any of the positions listed above, please contact the relevant person or the Secretary by emailing [email protected] Your help would be greatly received
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Volunteers
All roles undertaken at the Hahndorf Soccer Club are done so voluntarily, without payment. In order to run a successful club, it is our expectation that all members and parents be prepared to help in some way. Tasks that need to be undertaken for all games include:
Home Games Away Games
U8 U9 U10
Pitch Set-up
Game leader
Canteen helper
Oranges/lollies
Ground Steward
Match write-up
Results input
Oranges/lollies
Ground Steward
Match write-up
Results input
U12 U13G U14 U16 U17G
Pitch Set-up
Linesperson
Canteen helper
Oranges/lollies
Ground Steward
Match write-up
Results input
Linesperson
Oranges/lollies
Ground Steward
Match write-up
Results input
Seniors Men and Women
Pitch Set-up
Linesperson
BBQ
Oranges/lollies
Ground Steward
Match write-up
Results input
Linesperson
Oranges/lollies
Ground Steward
Match write-up
Results input
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Coaches
The Hahndorf Soccer Club strives to provide the best coaches for all teams. A majority of coaches are volunteer parents, we will however assist with funding coaching courses and endeavor to have them qualified and up to date with relevant FFA (Football Federation Australia) qualifications. Anyone interested in becoming involved with coaching will be welcomed and supported by the club.
Child Safe Environment The Hahndorf Soccer Club is committed to ensuring that the safety, welfare and wellbeing of children are maintained at all times during their participation in activities associated with the Club. All Club officials have the appropriate clearances and training.
Coaching Director Claudia Kerr 0456 528 975 [email protected]
Child Safe Officer Petra Dunaiski 0401 229 174 (pls sms) [email protected]
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Senior Teams
For the season 2019 the club has nominated one men’s team, encouraging a cohesive playing group within the Club, by providing a blended mix of experience and youngsters. The club will also field a senior women’s team with a combination of youngsters and experienced players, plus beginners wishing to become part of a dynamic and friendly team.
Senior Men’s Coach Graham Phillips 0411 487 965 [email protected]
Senior Women’s Coach Callan Marshall-Hart 0447 071 732 [email protected]
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Junior Teams The club will continue to foster participation in soccer at all age groups. Children from the ages of 5 and 6 years can join in with the ‘Miniroos’ program – they practise once a week and enjoy getting out there and having a go. Non-competitive (modified rules) teams start with the Under 8 age group - this is where children start to learn the basics of the game, practise once a week and have a game on a Saturday morning. Parents are asked to assist with the managing of the teams and running the games. In the competitive (Under 12 and above) age groups coaches introduce more skill-based learning and rules of the game. Games are played on the full pitch, with 11 players per side. The Adelaide Hills Referees Branch (AHRB) provide paid referees to control the games. As in previous years we aim to field teams in all junior girls’ and boys’ competitions.
Junior Coordinators Competitive – Narelle Hardingham (pictured) Non-Competitive – Melanie Schwarz Girls – Michelle Bessen
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Membership Fees
The Committee has set these fees for the 2019 season:
Non-playing members $20
Development Squad ‘Miniroos’ program $70
Non-competitive (modified rules) Juniors (U8, U9, U10 teams) $120
Competitive Juniors (U12, U13G, U14, U16, U17G teams) $160
Senior Women $250
Senior Men $250 Our club fees cover: Ground and facility costs, training and game day equipment, Association costs, etc. Any individual player fines incurred will be the responsibility of the player involved.
Fundraising Levee
In lieu of fundraising throughout the season all player memberships will attract a $50 levee. Exemptions will apply (to one player per membership) for coaches, team managers, committee and sub-committee members, and Development Squad ‘Miniroo’ players.
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Payments Payments should be made on or before Registration Day by:
cash
cheque (can be posted to the Club – PO Box 492 Hahndorf SA 5245)
depositing on-line to the club account (BSB 105-900, A/c No. 131308040) quoting your name
All fees must be paid in full prior to commencement of the official season. Primary School children may be eligible to claim a $100 ‘Sports Voucher’. Players will not be registered with the relevant Association unless all club fees are paid. This is a requirement for players to be able to play any games. Treasurer
Treasurer Paula Liddle 0433 941 610
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Codes of Conduct
Hahndorf Soccer Club has a proud tradition of fair play and good sportsmanship. We are committed to providing a positive, safe and fun environment that will encourage all players to develop their soccer skills and their self-confidence, while promoting fair play and the enjoyment of participating in a competitive team sport. To achieve this, it is important that all members understand and abide by the Club’s Players Code of Conduct and Supporters/Parents Code of Conduct as outlined.
Players Code of Conduct
Attend training sessions and matches at times established by the coach. If unable to attend, inform the coach as soon as possible
Respect and follow the directions of the coach during training sessions and matches
Act respectfully towards coaches, officials, opponents and team mates. Abusive language is unacceptable
Respect the facilities and equipment of their own club and opposing clubs
Violent behavior and any form of harassment toward any player, official or spectator is unacceptable
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Supporters/Parents Code of Conduct
Be supportive of the coach. The coach is generally a club member who has volunteered their personal time
Be positive and supportive of the player
Accept the results of each game and encourage the player to be gracious in victory and to turn defeat into victory by working towards improving
Avoid criticising the coach, other players and officials
Your conduct and language should reflect and support the Club’s ideals of good sportsmanship Abusive language is unacceptable
Let the coach do the coaching, allowing them time to talk to players at half time
Remember, the player is there for their enjoyment
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Junior Respect Program
The Club follows the philosophy of the “Respect Program”: Respect your coach, Respect your team mates and Respect your Club. Guidelines to remember:
Listen – when your coach is speaking your mouth is closed; you can ask questions, however wait for your coach to finish and do not talk back or argue.
Pay attention – when listening do not get distracted by other players.
This is for the enjoyment of everyone. If players choose not to be Respectful, then there will be a consequence:
Warning – you will be clearly told that you are being warned and why,
Yellow Card – suspended for half of the next game, or
Red Card – suspended for the next full game
In the event of a penalty, either the coach or junior coordinator will speak to the player/parent involved and explain the club’s program. With respect to either Card being received the expectation is that the player will still attend all training sessions and support their team on game day. If the player does not attend the ‘suspended’ game the Card will roll over to the following game.
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Training
The overall responsibility for trainings will be with the coach. Junior parents are however asked that they stay with their children during training. If for any reason parents are unable to stay with their children they must make sure that they have informed the coach who is to be responsible for the child in the case of any emergency.
- Senior men’s, women’s, Under 16s and Under 17 Girls teams training has started in late January. Training will continue throughout the season on a Thursday evening, with some indoor training planned for June.
- Junior Non-competitive teams will train on Wednesday
nights at Pine Avenue (our Home ground)
- Competitive teams will train once a week at the Mylor oval.
Training details will be finalised when the teams are announced.
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Uniform and Equipment
The club will supply every player with a club shirt for use during the season and it will be the player’s responsibility to look after the shirt and return it to the team manager at the end of the season. Players are responsible for their own boots, shin pads, socks and shorts.
Property/Equipment Jeremy Hack 0430 517 029 [email protected]
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Merchandise
Socks and shorts can be purchased from the Club along with other Merchandise. The Club also has some secondhand boots for sale.
2019 Merchandise Adidas Shorts with Logo Sizes: Youth XS – 2XL, Adult S – XL
$25.00
Socks Sizes: 9-2, 2-7, 7-11, 12-14
$15.00
Hoodies Sizes: Youth 10 – 14 Adults S – XXL
$30.00 $35.00
Backpacks $34.00
Umbrellas $30.00
Caps and Beanies $15.00
Scarf $15.00
Available to order Tracksuit Jackets $40.00 S – XL Adidas two piece Tracksuits: $60.00 Youth; $70.00 Adults
Merchandise Melissa Stapleton 0401 941 506 [email protected]
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Communication and reference points The Club has a website www.hahndorfsc.com and Facebook page (facebook.com/hahndorfsc) where most information can be found. We also have newsletters that are distributed through team managers. The South Australian Amateur Soccer League (our Senior Men’s parent body) www.saasl.com.au, Football Federation South Australia (for the Senior Women) www.ffsa.com.au and the Adelaide Hills Junior Soccer Association www.ahjsa.asn.au also have their own websites with policies, competition rules, fixtures, etc. If you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected]
Marketing, Media & Communications
Website – Susie Kell Facebook – Claudia Kerr, Mark de Lange Instagram Contact: [email protected]
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Sponsorships Club Sponsors are a major part of the Hahndorf Soccer Club. They help keep player costs down and help us to maintain and expand our facilities. Our sponsorship program is centered on win-win outcomes and focuses on community relationships. It is critical that our club community supports our sponsors in return. When shopping or doing business with our sponsors please thank them for their support. If you have any ideas for a sponsorship or can help maintain our sponsorship relationships please let us know.
Sponsorship Steve Shotton 0407 713 239 [email protected]
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Our Club Sponsors:
